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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
5
Incomplete fragment mentions a lab and friends in a city with unclear action or outcome. Names and specifics are unreadable, preventing a solid summary.
A mosaic of farm updates and community happenings. Ralph David ia and Frank Binder host Sunday visiting kin. Mrs Herbst and Mrs Beiner welcome guests. Kreager family and neighbors gather for meals and sick relatives. Local farming reports mention alfalfa yield and crop cutting figures. public sale and welfare duties noted for local officials. Miss Rhodes and Mrs Brooks featured in Oberlin events with family ties to Peabody Kipton Vermilion and Flyria.
The piece recalls World War II memories as Marines near Fredericksburg Virginia undergo fall maneuvers. General Butter commands about 5,000 Devil Dogs in camp at a makeshift tent city. The images show Marines arriving, their tiny pup tent encampment, and a field wireless operator monitoring movement.
Miss Louise Higgins a daring New York woman vows to imitate and outdo local steeplejacks who perform rooftop stunts. Officials halted her attempt to hang by her toes from a skyscraper roof as she pursued tougher climbs and higher buildings.
A local note from Vincent Vincent dated Oct 4 reports Mr. Penrod of Step 7 improving after a serious illness. The item also mentions various visitors and social events at Step 7 including a Parent-Teachers' Association gathering and a blackboard creas parade amusement.
Nellie Shields of 112 Oakland Art tells how Nerv-Worth relieved her indigestion and weakness after trying a sample. The ad claims public letters prove Nerv-Worth’s high reputation and offers a money refund if the first bottle does not help, sold by C. W. Phillips and general druggists at $1.00 per bottle.
Lakewood residents Mr and Mrs Harkness and family visited Mr and Mrs William Arcouire on Sunday. Katharine Moon stayed with relatives in Lorain. Mrs Fred Wacker visited relatives in Detroit. The Carlisle Neighborhood Club met at Mrs J J Moon's home and planned a Halloween party at Carlisle Center on October 15.
Mrs. Dietz of Oberlin is mentioned in a social note. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and their family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Peul Roling.
The article details the long life of Franz Ferdinand Nekws who just turned 116. He credits three simple rules food, walking, and avoiding certain crowds for his longevity. He favors plain fare and hearty meals, walks six miles on birthdays, and speaks German through a daughter translator.
The Congregational church will host a chicken pie dinner on Wednesday this week inviting all attendees. John Jeffrey visited relatives in Cleveland while Mrs Parker entertained her mother Mrs Wright of Lakewood. Charles Everson and J W ret were visitors in Elvira. Miss Elian Hardy spent the week.
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